MATH3065 Logic and Foundations
General Information
This page contains information on the Senior normal Unit of Study MATH3065 Logic and Foundations.
- Taught in Semester 1.
- Credit point value: 6.
- Classes per week: Three lectures and one tutorial.
- Lecturer(s): David Easdown .
Please refer to the Senior Mathematics and Statistics Handbook for all questions relating to Senior Mathematics and Statistics. In particular, see the MATH3065 handbook entry for further information relating to MATH3065.
You may also view the Faculty Handbook entry for MATH3065 in the central units of study database.
Class Representatives
The third year pure and applied mathematics class representatives will soon meet with the coordinators to discuss all aspects of the third year units. Please email the representatives if there are any issues you would like them to raise.
Information Sheet
Click here to get an Information Sheet, which has basic information about the course and an outline.
Class Profile
Click on the following to see the Class Profile by numbers, and here the Class Profile by percentages, taken on 05 March 2012.
Notes
Click here to get Introductory Notes on Implication.
Click below for scans of (rough) notes by the lecturer. These should become available shortly after the dates listed.
- Week 1: 05 March, 07 March, 08 March
- Week 2: 12 March, 14 March, 15 March
- Week 3: 19 March, 21 March, 22 March
- Week 4: 26 March, 28 March, 29 March
- Week 5: 02 April, 04 April, 05 April
- Week 6: 16 April, 18 April, 19 April
- Week 7: 23 April, 26 April
- Week 8: 30 April, 02 May, 03 May
- Week 9: 07 May, 09 May, 10 May
- Week 10: 14 May, 16 May, 17 May
- Week 11: 21 May, 23 May, 24 May
- Week 12: 28 May, 30 May, 31 May
- Week 13: 04 June, 06 June, 07 June
Tutorials, Exercise Sheets and Solutions
Tutorials commence in Week 2. Solutions will be made available at the end of the relevant week.
- Week 2: Exercises - Solutions
- Week 3: Exercises - Solutions
- Week 4: Exercises - Solutions
- Week 5: Exercises - Solutions
- Week 6: Exercises - Solutions
- Week 7: Exercises - Solutions
- Week 8: Peer review of First Assignment
- Week 9: Exercises - Solutions
- Week 10: Exercises - Solutions
- Week 11: Exercises - Solutions (not yet available)
- Week 12: Exercises - Solutions (not yet available)
- Week 13: Peer review of Second Assignment
Assessment Information
Information relating to the assessments for this course will appear here when it becomes available. There will be two assignments worth 15% each and two assignment peer reviews, where students mark each other's work, conducted in tutorials, worth 5% each. The final exam is worth 60%.
- First Assignment, due early in Week 7 (at the Monday lecture, 23 April)
- Peer Review of First Assignment, during tutorials in Week 8
- Second Assignment, due early in Week 12 (at the Monday lecture, 28 May)
- Assignment Questions
- Click here to download the Cover Sheet
- Solutions (not yet available)
- Peer Review of Second Assignment, during tutorials in Week 13
Pre exam Consultations
To be advised closer to the end of lectures.
Timetable
Last revised 30/03/12
All rooms are in the Carslaw building unless otherwise indicated.